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I think when you consider the difference between prize money in men vs women tennis then a bunch of weekend hackers are coveredSurely what you're saying in 2nd paragraph is quite clearly discrimination..??
I think when you consider the difference between prize money in men vs women tennis then a bunch of weekend hackers are coveredSurely what you're saying in 2nd paragraph is quite clearly discrimination..??
Know more than fees that are in operation now between members and visitors to opens, just adding a third layer to a pricing structure.
Tbh... It was more the green fee difference you were getting at.
Wasnt really talking about the opens.
Just thought as this is being pushed by the organisations that it is, then clubs would be having to accommodate and not throw obstacles in the way....
Yes their could be big market opportunities for increasing the coaching market. Something our Club owners will grab as during lock-down they've employed 2 more Pros & had 3 Swing Studios built. I'm sure they'll embrace the Nomads.... bid benefits possible if managed correctly.It is thought that you could split Cubs into 3 categories:
Clubs who won’t be catering for nomads and because of the prestige of the club won’t be affected
Clubs who will look at nomads as a marketing tool
Clubs who could well go under with members leaving in numbers that will make the club unsustainable
I think when you consider the difference between prize money in men vs women tennis then a bunch of weekend hackers are covered
Not if you put a few quid/drinks on the result!
'Vanity' handicaps may be 'good' over a beer/wine', but could well mean funding the beers/wines too!
The minimal profit on a few drinks doesn't go far to pay the cost of a replacement fairway mower at 47K !Not if you put a few quid/drinks on the result!
'Vanity' handicaps may be 'good' over a beer/wine', but could well mean funding the beers/wines too!
I'm not certain how you connect players with vanity handicaps to a club having to replace mowers! Presumably, it's because of possible loss of members - who become nomads (but with WHS handicaps). That being the case...The minimal profit on a few drinks doesn't go far to pay the cost of a replacement fairway mower at 47K !
That sounds superb for me, will for sure transfer my handicap for the £40.00, to be able to upload scores from different courses, easily via an app. Wont change my memberships as such.
Be nice to see where my handicap ends up with more scorecards.
Interesting. The app that Richard mentions provides the same facilities and functions that players would/could use for general play rounds played at an 'away' course or if access is not possible at their 'home' course.
If you are a member of a club then you don’t need to do - it will be part of your membership fees already
Is there a way to upload away social round cards via an app now ? What app do I have to use, thanks that would be great ?
The EG app feature will be released very shortly.At th moment there is no way for anyone to up away scores at away clubs - even the EG app doesn’t allow it
But the ISVs etc have looked at scores being uploaded via your current AP ( IG etc )
But even if you need to use the EG App that will be paid as part of your membership as opposed to you having a seperate payment
It is crazy that a town the size of Crawley may well end up with just 1 single golf course.There is another side to this. It is possible that someone becomes a “nomad” or similar, due to course closures and the lack of viable “proper golf club” alternatives in the catchment area. There is every chance of this happening in the Horsham / Crawley / Gatwick district of West Sussex. In the next 5 years the following courses could be closed:
Cottesmore, Rookwood, Ifield and Haywards Heath, all due to Housing developments. Mannings Heath will shut the remaining 9 holes of the Kingfisher course and Horsham Golf is rumoured to reduce to 9 holes.
That means there could be a lot of golfers looking for a new club, and options are severely limited.
Answer - look at being an EG nomad, or joining somewhere further afield on their cheapest or flexible membership.
It is crazy that a town the size of Crawley may well end up with just 1 single golf course.
No, I'm not too worried about Gatwick. Easyjet are there for the long haul - we just need to get through this horrid situation. When we do, people will be so eager to travel, there will be a little bit of a holiday boom. I think regional airports will be the ones worst hit from this.Just slightly more than the number of airports it will end up having.......
No, I'm not too worried about Gatwick. Easyjet are there for the long haul - we just need to get through this horrid situation. When we do, people will be so eager to travel, there will be a little bit of a holiday boom. I think regional airports will be the ones worst hit from this.